Area Guide: King Edward Triangle, Liverpool

King Edward Triangle Liverpool area guide

🗺️ Location

King Edward Triangle is on the northern edge of Liverpool city centre, between King Edward Street, Bath Street, and Paisley Street, near the waterfront.

It’s one of five Liverpool Waters neighbourhoods, which also include Central Docks, Clarence Docks, Princes Dock and Northern Docks. The full site stretches from the northern edge of Liverpool city centre to Bramley-Moore Dock, site of Everton FC’s new stadium.

If you’d like to invest in city centre apartments, take a look around here. A LOT of money is being ploughed into the area. That said, make sure to watch the video above, to avoid overpaying.

📰 In the news

When it comes to telling you about the area, we’ll let the news reports do the talking. There’s certainly plenty being written about King Edward Triangle at the moment.

This overview of the King Edward Triangle development, published by the Liverpool Echo in October, is a great place to start.

The official Liverpool Waters website doesn’t have huge amounts of detail, but does put things in context of the wider development plans, and is worth bookmarking for the future.

And you know they mean business when they start planning to take one of the city’s busiest roads underground, to accommodate King Edward Triangle plans.

The area will include:

• 3,000 homes
• 400 hotel rooms
• a major new arena
• lots of new commercial space

That commercial space could be key to driving prices up. Mark breaks down the reason why, in the video above.

Of course, as we always say, don’t buy anything based on your hopes for tomorrow’s prices. Before you invest, check that the figures make sense today.

👥 Demographic

City centre apartments attract professional singles and couples, who want to be amongst the action. Honestly, they’re not usually our go-to investment. But, if they’re where you want to put your money, the apartments in this area are worth a look. They could shoot up in value if the newly planned commercial space attracts more big business into the city.

Take a look at the traditional housing that surrounds this area as well. That’s were we’re more likely to put our money. Within a mile radius of King Edward Triangle there are lots of property investment opportunities that make sense on paper today, and will attract families. Any investment in these neighbourhoods is likely to appreciate in value as money is ploughed into the area.

Time to talk strategy?

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